As part of your preparations for your studying in the UK this year, Border Force want to make sure you have everything you need to get through the UK border as quickly and smoothly as possible.
When you arrive at passport control, you should expect Border Force officers to ask you simple questions about your studies or your stay in the UK.
Additionally when you arrive at the UK border control, please make sure you:
Please have this documentation ready in your hand luggage (do not place these documents in the airplane luggage hold).
There are restrictions on what you can bring into the UK:
More information on these restrictions can be found on the GOV.UK website.
Once you have cleared the border, we hope you enjoy your time studying in the UK.
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